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  CHATSWORTH, ONT. -- Experts now believe the powerful storm that hit Chatsworth, Ont. over the weekend could be the work of an EF2 tornado. A team of experts from the Northern Tornadoes Project visited the area on Sunday and said the tornado left a trail of destruction 13.5 kilometres long. "Its definitely upper end of EF1, which is 170 kilometres per hour, but we are thinking it might even be stronger than that, so we might upgrade this to EF2," said Dr. David Sills, executive director w...

Article content Krystal Reid said her family had just minutes to scramble into the basement before a blinding white roar rushed past her Walter’s Falls home like a freight train Saturday night. Neighbours in the small Grey County community surveyed the damage and traded stories just over an hour after strong winds cracked trees in half and ripped a wall off a home being built across the street from the community centre. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your brow...

Krystal Reid said her family had just minutes to scramble into the basement before a blinding white roar rushed past her Walter’s Falls home like a freight train Saturday night.